Question 8 • (OC27) Earth/Space Sci-2001310-S1-Nelson
Jet streams are narrow, fast-moving bands of wind high in the atmosphere that help steer air masses and weather systems around the globe. Their strength and position vary with latitude, including how far they are from the equator. Polar winds and equatorial currents are not the high-altitude wind system described.
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